2021
DOI: 10.24093/awej/call7.19
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Internet Resources: Optimization of Second Language Writing Skills Mastering during COVID-19 Pandemic

Abstract: COVID-19 pandemic forced the entire world community to reconsider its educational learning strategies. Modern Information and Communication Technologies have provided the mastery of writing skills by philology students during distance learning. Writing skills are acquired in writing texts of different genres: primary, written without the resource literature, and secondary, written by students based on primary sources. Interactive activities based on Internet resources enabled creating a virtual learning enviro… Show more

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“…Several studies on EFL online writing during the COVID-19 pandemic reveal positive evidence and challenges in integrating technology into the teaching and learning activities and assessment processes. Svyrydjuk et al (2021) classified online second language writing development activities into educational interactive activities that enhance students' engagement to use English and controlling interactive activities that cover testing and assessing writing performance. Related to the educational interactive activities, the learning tools proven to be effective in online writing classes include videos (Copeland & Franzese, 2021;Maru & Nur, 2020), Automated Writing Evaluation/ AWE (Barrot, 2021), Google Classroom (Rosyada & Sundari, 2021;Shelvam & Bahari, 2021), Google Doc (Yee & Yunus, 2021), Pixton (a comic scripts maker) (Cabrera-Solano et al, 2021), Instagram (Bestari, 2020), and Padriseup, an online collaborative writing tool (Dal et al, 2021).…”
Section: Efl Online Writing Classes During the Pandemicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies on EFL online writing during the COVID-19 pandemic reveal positive evidence and challenges in integrating technology into the teaching and learning activities and assessment processes. Svyrydjuk et al (2021) classified online second language writing development activities into educational interactive activities that enhance students' engagement to use English and controlling interactive activities that cover testing and assessing writing performance. Related to the educational interactive activities, the learning tools proven to be effective in online writing classes include videos (Copeland & Franzese, 2021;Maru & Nur, 2020), Automated Writing Evaluation/ AWE (Barrot, 2021), Google Classroom (Rosyada & Sundari, 2021;Shelvam & Bahari, 2021), Google Doc (Yee & Yunus, 2021), Pixton (a comic scripts maker) (Cabrera-Solano et al, 2021), Instagram (Bestari, 2020), and Padriseup, an online collaborative writing tool (Dal et al, 2021).…”
Section: Efl Online Writing Classes During the Pandemicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the multi-vector assignment of LTs requires a comprehensive consideration and specification regarding their implementation and use by both teachers and students. In recent years, several publications have appeared that describe the crucial role of Internet technologies in the educational process, particularly during the pandemic, when new challenges made it necessary to reformat education and enrich it with modern multimedia and interactive means [18], [19], [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%